LARVAR CARE FOUNDATION successfully facilitated a high-impact capacity-building training, bringing together Government Partners to launch the Pilot Needs Assessment and Solution Pathways Data Collection across selected communities in Adamawa State.
This important initiative is designed to assess and strengthen durable solution pathways for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Returnees, ensuring that every intervention is community-owned, government-led, inclusive, and evidence-driven.
Why this matters:
Adamawa State continues to host thousands of IDPs and Returnees who are rebuilding their lives through voluntary return, local integration, and relocation. Sustainable solutions can only be achieved when decisions are guided by the voices of communities and supported by strong government leadership.
The pilot will:
Conduct participatory data collection in IDP camps and returnee/host communities.
Identify priority needs, existing capacities, and conditions for durable solutions.
Strengthen community and government ownership of findings and recommendations.
Generate credible evidence to guide government, humanitarian partners, and donors in scaling up effective interventions.
Measure progress toward achieving durable solutions across the state.
This initiative represents more than data collection—it is about creating a future where displaced families can rebuild their lives with dignity, resilience, and lasting opportunities.
LARVAR CARE FOUNDATION appreciates its Government Partners, community leaders, and all participants whose commitment is driving this vision forward. Together, we are transforming data into action and action into lasting impact.
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